I want to run something like the following and immediately connect to that server.
c:\windows\system32\inetsrv\InetMgr6.exe \servername
or
c:\windows\system32\inetsrv\InetMgr.exe \servername
Iis – command line parameter for inetmgr.exe or inetmgr6.exe to specify the remote computer name
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subinacl is a Windows sysadmin's power tool for doing everything to do with ownership and ACLs. You can change the ownership to anyone other than just you (you can't do this with the GUI).
subinacl /file test.txt /setowner=domain\foo
This lets you set the permission to any user you like, without having to be an administrator (as I believe takeown.exe requires).
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inetmgr.exe /hshows 2 parameters:/resetwhich gives no indication of what is being reset bu is described above/mmcwhich opens in an MMC window. The only difference I could see was the icon for the window. Otherwise it looked the same.It would be nice if it could take a local URL or Path and open with that location as the default, but doesn't seem to exist.